A luxurious pork hamburg steak from Koutaro, perfect with white wine. Savor this dish with juicy pork mince overflowing with meat juices, enveloped in a rich yet refreshing cream sauce. A gorgeous and delicious recipe perfect for special occasions.

Ingredients

Main Ingredients (2 servings)

  • Ground Pork 200g
  • Onion 1/4 to 1/2 (approx. 100g)
  • Egg 1/2
  • Panko Breadcrumbs 4 tbsp
  • Milk 2 tbsp
  • Milk 1 cup

Seasonings

  • Salt 1/3 tsp
  • Whole Grain Mustard 1/2 tbsp
  • All-purpose Flour 2 tsp
  • Salt (to taste)
  • Coarse Black Pepper (to taste)
  • Vegetable Oil (as needed)

Steps

  1. Finely mince the onion.
  2. Place the minced onion in a heatproof container.
  3. Add vegetable oil as needed and microwave.
  4. Let the heated onion cool down.
  5. Mix in panko breadcrumbs 4 tbsp and milk 2 tbsp, then let it cool completely. [Key Tip!] This helps the onion cool quickly and makes the mixture delicious.
  6. In a bowl, combine ground pork 200g, the cooled onion and panko mixture, milk, salt 1/3 tsp, beaten egg 1/2, and whole grain mustard 1/2 tbsp.
  7. First, mix by crushing, then once everything is combined, spread your fingers and mix vigorously by rotating until the red and fat parts turn whitish. [Key Tip!] Adding whole grain mustard gives a refreshing flavor that pairs well with white wine.
  8. Divide the mixed meat into 2 equal portions.
  9. Lightly oil your hands and toss the divided portions back and forth to remove air from the center.
  10. Shape them into smooth patties. [Key Tip!] Uneven surfaces can cause meat juices to escape, so aim for a smooth finish.
  11. Place the shaped patties in a non-stick skillet without oil.
  12. Gently flatten them, but do not press down the center.
  13. Turn on the heat and sear one side until golden brown.
  14. Once browned, use the side of the skillet to flip them over smoothly.
  15. Sear the other side similarly, then add water and cover with a lid to steam until cooked through. Lower the heat.
  16. Remove the lid, and once they are puffy with accumulated juices, remove the hamburg steaks and cover with aluminum foil to keep warm.
  17. If the skillet has burnt bits from the hamburg steak, wipe it clean.
  18. Add all-purpose flour 2 tsp to the skillet with the remaining flavors and sauté briefly.
  19. Once the floury smell disappears, gradually add milk 1 cup while stirring. Once it thickens, repeat the process of adding milk.
  20. Continue until the sauce thickens enough to draw a 'no' shape, then season with salt to taste.
  21. Finish by sprinkling with coarse black pepper to taste.
  22. Plate the hamburg steaks and pour the cream sauce over them.

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